Frilian: Starting with Wind Spirit and Moon Shadow, Playing Through the Heavens

These are all presented from the perspective of the demon.

Seria clenched her fists upon hearing this.

When the conversation finally turned to how to kill the demon of desire, Celia's clenched fists gradually loosened, and she let out a cold snort:

"The simplest method is to destroy its spirit? Hmph, what a clever plan."

Destroying her spirit, the demon dies, but Matilda won't survive either; at best, she'll become a vegetable.

It can be said that from the moment they boarded the house, their lives were inextricably linked.

Fortunately, this is just the simplest method.

The most difficult method is to get the demon to relinquish all its power and leave the host's body voluntarily.

Because it was a relationship actively severed by the demon, the host will not be affected in any way.

Normally, this is impossible.

After all, how could a demon easily give up the power and host it has worked so hard to obtain?

however……

"Humph."

Celia laughed, a smug look on her face.

With Ronan around, I finally got to hold my head high for once.

"what--!"

Shortly after, at Ronan's command, a sharp scream suddenly echoed across the battlefield.

At the same time, a phantom black and red mist slowly seeped out from above Matilda's head.

Matilda's eyes gradually regained their clarity, and the scar on her forehead faded considerably as the demon left.

"I……"

Her consciousness was still somewhat hazy, but she clearly recalled what she had done in the past, and her face showed pain and self-blame.

She knelt on the ground, head bowed, not daring to look directly at Celia.

So much so that Minus, who was beside him, was completely unaware.

"Heh... I've actually been controlled?"

Minus smiled faintly, her voice laced with self-deprecation.

She looked at her palms, which were covered in blood, some of it hers, and some of it from others.

Looking to the side, she saw that Celia had broken her wand and that she was in some pain, but she quickly forgot about it.

His gaze was fixed on Ronan.

"Human?"

She found the other person's identity somewhat strange; it was the first time she had ever seen her master compromise with someone, especially a man.

Her lips parted slightly as if she wanted to ask a question, but Matilda spoke first, "I...I'm sorry, Senior Sister Minus."

The voice was very weak, more of a gentle weakness.

Minus looked up and saw Matilda apologizing to her.

Saying something as stupid as "almost killed himself".

Minus scoffed; she would never be killed.

Hundreds of years of practical experience are no joke; it's just that the time spent being manipulated was too short, and they weren't in a life-or-death crisis, making it difficult to let go.

She believed that if her master and this human hadn't come, she would have ultimately triumphed and killed Matilda and the demon.

Ignoring Matilda, Minus looked up at Ronan and asked:

"You're the one who saved me? What's your relationship with the teacher?"

"Was that mind control magic you just used?"

I always felt that he was much better than my master, and that shouldn't be a misperception.

When did such a powerful mage emerge among humankind?

Also, why can't I detect his magical fluctuations?

A series of thoughts surged through her mind; Minus had many questions she wanted to ask.

However, Ronan did not answer, but simply raised his hand to signal Celia to come forward and negotiate with them.

After Celia revealed her purpose, Minus fell silent.

Elf City... Has Master gone mad?

I stood up and straightened my back.

“I must refuse.” Minus’s eyes were cold. “Master, you should know how those humans view us elves.”

"In their eyes, we are a threat to immortality."

"This is why most elves live in villages in the wild."

"It was precisely because I hated that mundane life that I left your side, left those fairies, and now you want me to go back..."

"Master, when did you become so naive? Do you really believe that humans and elves can live in harmony?"

Celia never thought that way; she just wanted to pursue an exciting life.

The establishment of the elven city will inevitably attract the attention of humans.

And that's exactly what Celia needs.

When Celia revealed her purpose, Minus's expression suddenly froze.

A hint of surprise flashed across her usually calm face. She had never expected that her once lazy and unambitious master would become so farsighted.

Was it because of some expert guidance or...?

Minus's gaze was fixed on Ronan.

After a moment, considering her situation, she could only agree for the time being.

Anyway, I can't continue being a mercenary.

In the chaos, she accidentally killed her employer.

I don't know where I'll get the money to repair my wand in the future.

Chapter 125, The City's Beginnings, the Elven Kingdom, and the Deeply Shocked Celia

Leave the battlefield

The passage of time gradually soothed the turmoil in Matilda's heart.

Now, after treating her own injuries and burying the soldiers, she silently followed behind the three men.

She kept her head slightly lowered, and occasionally, when she looked up, she would secretly observe Celia and Ronan's backs through her blue bangs.

He pondered to himself, what had his master gone through all these years? How could he be chatting and laughing with humans?

She...hates humans, especially men.

But the man beside the master…

He saved himself...

Once these buffs were stacked, a strange feeling rose in her heart.

It doesn't seem so bad anymore, even though the tragic scenes of my people's experiences still replay in my mind frame by frame.

"Who is it? They look to be only in their early twenties. How are they able to chat with Master?"

"Could it be..."

Suddenly, a bold idea flashed through her mind.

Yes, although Master is an elf, he is essentially a human being with his own emotions and desires.

After so many years apart, it's not impossible that Master has suddenly found a lover.

However, in her opinion, given her master's status as an elf, this relationship might just be a passing fancy or something to play around with for him.

However, for humans, it may be a lifelong commitment.

"so……"

Matilda was a little conflicted. If that were the case, how should she address him?

Because of her personality, she hadn't even asked the other person's name just now.

Would it be impolite to ask now?

Just as she was lost in thought, Ronan ahead seemed to notice Matilda's slightly nervous gaze.

He tilted his head slightly and glanced at her.

Matilda was startled upon seeing this and quickly looked away.

Ronan frowned, then asked Celia:

"By the way, is there something wrong with your apprentice? Am I that scary?"

Celia waved her hand, her expression nonchalant, and explained:

"Don't worry, just like I said before, she just has a psychological trauma about men, and it will ease up over time."

After saying that, Celia changed the subject, looked at Ronan seriously, and said:

"I have something to ask you: where do you think the best place is for an elven city?"

"Now that I have found all my disciples, they are strong enough to contend with a small country."

With my presence, we should be able to recruit another group of elven mages.

"With so many people, we can't just find any place to settle them. I also know that you can't get fat in one bite."

"So, for the initial scale, how many people do you think would be most suitable?"